Browsing by Author "Day, John Michael"

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    Directives destinées aux services de bibliothèque, pour les sourds (2eme Edition)
    (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), 2001-01) Day, John Michael
    These guidelines are meant to inform librarians about the library and information needs of deaf people and pertain to all libraries that have deaf persons as any portion of their clientele. They apply to all types of libraries including public, school, and academic, as well as special libraries serving government, commerce and industry, the arts, military, hospitals, prisons and other institutions. They are statements of general principles and, as such, contain no quantitative prescriptions. They are, however, meant to serve both as an encouragement to establish services for deaf persons and as a means to assess the completeness and quality of such services.
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    Guidelines for Library Services to Deaf People (2nd Edition)
    (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), 2004-02) Day, John Michael
    These guidelines are meant to inform librarians about the library and information needs of deaf people and pertain to all libraries that have deaf persons as any portion of their clientele. They apply to all types of libraries including public, school, and academic, as well as special libraries serving government, commerce and industry, the arts, military, hospitals, prisons and other institutions. They are statements of general principles and, as such, contain no quantitative prescriptions. They are, however, meant to serve both as an encouragement to establish services for deaf persons and as a means to assess the completeness and quality of such services.
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    Lineamientos para los Servicios Bibliotecarios para Personas Sordas (Segunda edición)
    (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), 2004-02) Day, John Michael
    These guidelines are meant to inform librarians about the library and information needs of deaf people and pertain to all libraries that have deaf persons as any portion of their clientele. They apply to all types of libraries including public, school, and academic, as well as special libraries serving government, commerce and industry, the arts, military, hospitals, prisons and other institutions. They are statements of general principles and, as such, contain no quantitative prescriptions. They are, however, meant to serve both as an encouragement to establish services for deaf persons and as a means to assess the completeness and quality of such services.
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    Richtlinien für Bibliotheksdienstleistungen für Gehörlose (Zweite Ausgabe)
    (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), 2004-02) Day, John Michael
    These guidelines are meant to inform librarians about the library and information needs of deaf people and pertain to all libraries that have deaf persons as any portion of their clientele. They apply to all types of libraries including public, school, and academic, as well as special libraries serving government, commerce and industry, the arts, military, hospitals, prisons and other institutions. They are statements of general principles and, as such, contain no quantitative prescriptions. They are, however, meant to serve both as an encouragement to establish services for deaf persons and as a means to assess the completeness and quality of such services.
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    الدليل الإرشادي لخدمات المكتبات للصم
    (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), 2013-10) Day, John Michael; Arab Federation for Libraries & Information (AFLI)
    These guidelines are meant to inform librarians about the library and information needs of deaf people and pertain to all libraries that have deaf persons as any portion of their clientele. They apply to all types of libraries including public, school, and academic, as well as special libraries serving government, commerce and industry, the arts, military, hospitals, prisons and other institutions. They are statements of general principles and, as such, contain no quantitative prescriptions. They are, however, meant to serve both as an encouragement to establish services for deaf persons and as a means to assess the completeness and quality of such services.